New Year

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Lately I've been pretty busy, even though college only just resumed for me. My classes are manageable and all, but free time is still surprisingly hard to come by. That said, Tuesdays are completely free for me, which is nice, I guess.

I've been doing astro-photography again, since Carlisle skies are considerably clearer than those near Philadelphia; you can (and will) see more of that on .

The photos I've been putting up here as of late are primarily of the lightning storms of a few weeks ago, as well as some residual edits from past shoots, some almost a year ago. The ones of Gabriel are from about a month ago (how time flies) and comprise a short series where we were experimenting with modeling and portraiture (respectively). I hope there will be more of that in the future, too!

I hope people follow my tumblr. I feel like it's a lot better than my old blog, despite the fact it's not typically used for the longer rambling posts I was "known for." I suppose it is a good outlet for whatever strikes my creative fancy, from astrophysics and anime to weather and whatever comes to mind.

I've said it's a new year because it pretty much is. Already my friend group seems to have completely changed (or at least expanded) and now includes a lot of freshmen. It's kind of bittersweet, though, considering I will not be here next year.

Astronomy and atheist club meetings start today. I SO EXCITE

I suppose I'll just have to go through this computer and my external drive to find old photos I wanted to share and just never did. I know there are a lot of those, and my system of organization is such that I'll only find them by explicitly looking, rather than going to a folder full of finished pieces to upload. I should really have one of those, but in the past it's led me to accidentally delete things I meant to keep, since I sometimes forget to copy them to two locations. >.<

In other news, I'm employed now. I'm a computer technician working for the college, specifically to fix students' computers and address their best courses of action, considering we students are neither Microsoft nor Apple certified, and there's little we can do that is not purely a warranted end-user modification. Sadface. Someday.